Thanks to the full integration of Shore Pay into our POS system, you can process payments quickly and easily. Shore Pay is, of course, PCI, KSV, and GoBD compliant.
Ordering Your Card Reader
As a Shore POS customer, you can conveniently order the card terminal from our hardware shop. The device is typically delivered within one week.
Registering Your Shore Pay Account
To start using Shore Pay, you’ll need to complete your registration. Simply log in to the POS Manager and navigate to Shore Pay > My Account > Register Now.
During the registration process, you will be asked to provide various documents (e.g., ID card) and information depending on the type of your business, such as:
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Bank account details
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VAT ID number (only required if a business registration is available), etc.
Please have these documents readily available when you begin the registration, and ensure that all fields are completed carefully and accurately.
Shore Pay Registration
1. Enter your phone number and input the verification codeNote: Please use the same email address that you have registered as the admin user in the POS system.
2. Provide Country and Company Information
3. Enter Personal Details (name, email address, physical address, etc.)
Note: Please use the same email address that you have registered as the admin user in the POS system.
4. Company Details: Specify your industry and company website
5. Select a Payout Account
6. Review all information and, depending on your business type, upload an identification document. Done!
Once the process is completed, you will be automatically redirected back to the POS Manager.
Important Notices for Restricted Business Types
You are not permitted to use Shore Pay for the following activities unless you have received prior written approval. If your business falls under any of the restricted categories, please contact us. You can find more information [here].
Regulated industries such as financial products and services:
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Investment and brokerage services
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Lending services
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Buy now, pay later services
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Crowdfunding
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Debt collection agencies
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Insurance services, including medical service packages
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Money transport, currency exchange services, and other money service businesses
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Neobanks / challenger banks
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Other financial institutions
Government services
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Government grants
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Embassies, foreign consulates, or other foreign government entities
Pharmaceutical and telemedicine services
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Online pharmacies
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Prescription products, including those requiring card verification
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Telemedicine and telehealth services
Tobacco products
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Tobacco products including e-cigarettes and e-liquids
Other
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Credit card and identity theft protection services
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Other age-restricted goods or services
Businesses that may pose increased financial risk, such as:
Travel
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Travel booking services and clubs
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Airlines and cruise lines
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Timeshare services
Non-fiat currency and stored value
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Virtual and cryptocurrencies
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Prepaid phone cards, SIM cards, and telecom services
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Business models particularly vulnerable to misuse by malicious actors, such as:
Multi-level marketing (MLM)
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Businesses where sellers earn income both from selling products and recruiting new sellers
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Network marketing and referral marketing programs
Shipping and freight brokers
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Shipping brokers
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Freight forwarders
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Other
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Sweepstakes and charity raffles explicitly intended for fundraising
You can find the full list of affected business types [here].